Benefit street dance aids Bemidji girl with brain tumor
A Sunday street dance in Nymore from 2 to 7 p.m. at Central Avenue and Second Street South raises funds for Sandy Shepherd daughter of Mr and Mrs Herb Shepherd of Bemidji who has an operable brain tumor Downbeats provide music and Vern and Addies Corner Tavern supplies refreshments Donations to help with medical expenses are welcome The five year old girl fell ill in May spent 13 days in hospital and may undergo a ventriculogram if her condition allows
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Sandy
Herb Shepherd
Central Avenue
Second Street
Addies Corner Tavern
Senda Anerocen Sandy
Bemidji Hospital
St. Luke's
Fargo
Bemidji Banker Paul Howe Dies After 50 Years Service
Paul Eugene Howe aged 78 died of an apparent heart attack en route to a Bemidji hospital He retired as vice president of Northern National Bank in 1963 and served on its board. A Bemidji resident since 1915 he was active in civic groups including the park board and the American Legion He is survived by his wife Mollie Whalen and four children. Burial in Holy Cross cemetery will follow St Philip's Church services.
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Paul Eugene Howe
Bemidji
Northern National Bank
Howe
Bemidji Park
Ralph Gracie
American Legion
B.P.O. Elks Lodge
Stephen, Minn
Jack Wagner
Helen Mary
Aitkin
William R. Howe
Kevin Howe
Mendota Heights
Kent Howe
Wanetka
Ill
Helen Marks Lee
Panama
Calif
Claude Jasperson
Red Wing
St. Philip's Church
Francis Lemon
Holy Cross Cemetery
McKee Funeral Home
FCC approves Bemidji FM permit for 101 megacycles
AP reports multiple 1971 items including the FCC granting Paul Bunyan Broadcasting Co. of Bemidji a permit to operate an FM station on 101 megacycles. Other dispatches note Ky filing candidacy in Saigon elections, paratroopers in War Zone D, and U.S. moves on Laos, draft, and aid policies.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Paul Bunyan Broadcasting Co
Bemidji
Saigon
Veto of tax bill sparks all-out political war in Minnesota
Gov. Wendell Anderson vetoes the compromise tax bill and House Conservatives clash with Speaker Aubrey Dirlam over convening a new special session. The dispute sets potential budget crises for schools and public employes as unions threaten strikes and call for immediate action.
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Gerry Nelson
Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
House
Wendell Anderson
Anderson
Aubrey Dirlam
Dirlam
Ted Smebakken
Smebakken
Redwood Falls
Minnesota School Boards Association
MSBA
William Wettergren
Wettergren
Krazy Daze Brings Citywide Street Sale and Crazy Dress Contest
Citywide Krazy Daze returns this Saturday with downtown blocks closed to traffic for the street sale. Merchants and helpers dress in outlandish costumes for a judged contest with prizes of 10 dollars to the top craziest man and woman and 5 dollars for runners up.
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Bemi
Moon men start return to earth
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden near end of six days on the moon as they prepare to eject a small satellite to probe extra lunar secrets and then ignite the Endeavour for a three day trip home. Worden will conduct a Thursday space walk to retrieve film canisters.
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Center
Houston
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Endeavour
Earth
Scott
Misson Control Center
Worden
Moon
Bob Parker
BSC faculty to present concert at Memorial Hall
Bemidji State College faculty present a 9 p.m. concert in Memorial Hall gym, sponsored by the summer music clinic and cultural committee. Performers include Lenke Karikas, Lenke Karikas is noted as BSC faculty. Roy Christensen, Ron Konieczka, Robert Ekert, Dr. William Gower, and Shirley Michael. Admission is by a $1 donation.
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Bemidji State College
Clinic
BSC
Memorial Hall Gymnasium
Lenke Karikas
Roy Chrisensen
Ron Konieczka
Robert Ekert
William Gower
Shirley Michael
Gower
University of South Mississippi
Eckert
University of Iowa
Konieczka
Christensen
Cincinnati Symphony
Karikas
Indictment in Minneapolis Murder Case
A grand jury in Walker charged three defendants in the July 28 slaying of Virginia Wrobel of Minneapolis. Thomas Standslast faces first degree murder, Kenneth Jensen third degree murder, and Donna Jensen burglary. All are jailed awaiting preliminary hearings with bonds set at 75,000 for two defendants and 2,500 for Donna Jensen.
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Minneapolis
Walker
Thomas P. Standslast
Virginia Wrobel
Kenneth L. Jensen
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Ronken
Harpo Dexter
Young Tumor
Sar U.suud
Nymore
Sandy Shepherd
First Presbyterian Church
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Siagon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnamese Supreme Court
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Laos
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N.Y
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China
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Nixon
Senate Republicans
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Council 6
American Federation of State
Paul Goldberg
Sesson
State Bureau of Mediation Services
Faribault State Hospital
Faribault School For the Deaf
International Union of Operating Engineers
IUOE
TUOE
Hastings
Anoka
Glen Lake
Red St. Peter
Cambridge
Irwin
Hadley Base
Boot Hill
Bemidji State College Biology Department
Harold A. Borchers
Minnesota
Carrolltown
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